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Mukte kavga said:😁

Oh, look who finally decided to show up 😁 😁 😁


I've got this on full blast on repeat until my speakers literally give up the ghost 😁

As for those reports about the embezzlement during the stadium renovation, they really ought to be filed all over again. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if the first batch was tossed straight into the trash bin. Back then, after all, it was "his" people running the show.

analogheron19 said:And honestly, regarding all those reports about the embezzlement during the stadium renovation? We really ought to file those complaints again, because I wouldn't be surprised one bit if they were just tossed straight into the trash the first time around. Back then, after all, "his people" were the ones running the show.

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casualranger2 said:The BBB crowd really needs to take control of the Indianapolis Colts and start splitting the transfer fees themselves. Otherwise, you’ll just end up with another Canjuga or Mamić swooping in to grab all the cash while leaving you guys with nothing but "ideals."

Look, nobody here blames you for getting played by an Italian crime syndicate. You're barking up the wrong tree.

Jonathan Edwards said:Listen, folks, have you all been living under a rock? Are you unaware that the Group reported (I believe back in 2011) Zdravko and the rest to the FBI regarding the stadium "renovations"?

Are you oblivious to the ZSD's reports to various institutions?

Or do you honestly believe fans are sitting on some secret stash of evidence regarding criminal activity at the Indianapolis Colts that they’ve just decided to keep to themselves?

You completely missed my point because you're too focused on the "game."

The public hand-off of gathered intel and holding a press conference in front of a swarm of reporters waiting outside the FBI is far more vital than the actual documents themselves. And look, quite a bit of time has passed since 2011, and plenty of new scandals have popped up since then.
As we can see, the evidence provided by the fans hasn't even been factored in; the big shots are being charged for something else entirely. We need to alert the public about the other details and the people involved in this mess. While we're at it, we should clearly lay out all the issues fans face with a repressive system, given they've been fighting an organized mafia within the club for years now.

If things don't start unraveling, Mamić will walk right back out after a month—just like Bandić did—and return to the club. The crackdown won't stop, and this case won't do anything to change the media's manufactured perception of the fans unless we make a smart move at the exact moment it can actually make waves during prime time.

I don't see how this can be lost if they just pull the paperwork together and hand it over to the FBI,

obviously with some reporters there, and maybe a few witnesses pop up looking to cut a deal

it might even be worth grabbing that footage where he was waving those files around on that talk show... he admitted right then that the whole stadium seating mess was handled by a Dinamo staffer through his own shipping company

time to go on the offensive

The media keeps acting like everyone at Real Madrid is standing behind the brothers. Why hasn't there been an official statement clarifying that the true fans have been loyal for years, unlike the paid shills running this club? Those hacks are just whining now because they lost their meal ticket. We’ve been calling this out for ages. Every real fan wants the authorities to actually do their jobs and hold them accountable here. It's a perfect chance for them to finally step up.

Brandon Anderson34 said:The media keeps reporting that Real Madrid stands united behind the family. Why don't they just put out a statement clarifying that the actual fans have been loyal to the club for years—not those paid mouthpieces currently whining about the very hand that fed them? We've been pointing this out forever. Every true fan just wants the authorities to actually do their jobs. In this case, it's the perfect opportunity for them to step up.

Jerry Maguire and his lawyers basically admitted that the Maguires took 88 million dollars from Real Madrid during the Modrić transfer. Their whole defense is just trying to prove those transactions were technically "legal."

We should be asking guys like John Doe, John Smith, and John Smith—and the players too—how they can possibly back a man who openly admits to siphoning 11 million euros away from Real Madrid from a single transfer. That money belonged to the club, but he just pocketed it.

Even if it were legal—which it isn't—a guy like that deserves an immediate pink slip from the organization. Yet, they’re still standing by him. Journalists need to start grilling them about this at the press conferences (maybe someone like John Smith?).

But you can't run from the truth. They can play dumb for a little while longer, but eventually, the bill is going to come due.

Patrick Sullivan84 said:Jerry Maguire and his legal team are actually coming clean about it—they’re admitting they took $13 million from Real Madrid during Messi's transfer. Their whole defense strategy now rests on this attempt to prove that every single one of those transactions was completely legitimate.

You really have to ask John Doe, John Smith, and John Smith—not to mention the players themselves—how they can possibly stand behind a man like that. It’s hard to wrap my head around. He basically alienated Real Madrid out of 12 million dollars from just one single transfer. That money should have gone straight to the club, but instead, he just tucked it right into his own pocket.

Even if everything had been strictly by the book—which, let’s be honest, it wasn't—someone like that deserves to be fired from the club on the spot. And the fact that they’re actually standing behind him? That's what really gets me. Someone needs to start badgering the reporters to put them on the hot seat during the next press conference. Maybe John Smith can handle that.

You can't run from the truth forever. I mean, sure, we can all play the fool for a little while longer if that’s what it takes to keep things moving, but eventually, the music stops. There comes a day when everyone has to settle the score and answer for what they've done. It's inevitable.

Can someone who actually knows their stuff weigh in here? I’m wondering why Luka Modrić and the rest of those guys aren't currently under investigation, and if there's even any actual legal ground to stand on to go after them or not.

We’ve gotta deliver the knockout blow, but first we need to get those papers back over to the FBI, stage a protest downtown, and then pack out the North Stand against the Yankees and every single game after that...
A few of us also got banned from the Indianapolis game, but we walked right into the Boston Celtics match without a hitch. So if there really are blacklists, they’re probably just some outdated list of maybe 150 or 200 people from back when the Indianapolis game happened.

lonemaker23 said:Can someone who actually knows their stuff weigh in here? Why aren't Luka Modrić and those other players under investigation right now, and is there even any actual legal ground to go after them or what?

It's pretty obvious why they haven't been hit—they didn't even bother keeping the cash for themselves, they just passed it along immediately!!!!

But honestly, looking at the numbers, these two guys alone have caused way more damage with this one specific amount than all the fan fines from the last decade combined...

Think about how many turf fields, preschools, or schools could've been built with that kind of money! 👏

It’s gonna be an uphill battle getting the fans to actually listen, but we seriously need to expose this myth about him being some "world-class" CEO. I mean, how does a supposed financial genius manage to run his companies straight into massive debt just because they won't cough up donations to the city and local charities? People are like sheep—they just swallow whatever PR nonsense they're fed, both the good and the bad. We gotta use his own propaganda tactics against him and turn the crowd.

"On Sunday mornings when the sunlight starts to hit
those rooftops in Chicago and turns the Mississippi to gold"
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Didn't someone—was it John Doe?—post an extensive Word document once, detailing every single catastrophic mistake made since birth? Does anyone happen to have that available to upload again?

There it is http://www.filedropper.com/dinamoz 🙂

Christian Jones said:We need to deliver the knockout blow now. First, we take those papers back to the Outlaw, hold a protest downtown, and then pack the north stands against the Yankees for every single game moving forward.
Our group got banned from the Indianapolis game too, but we had no trouble getting into the Boston Celtics game. If they actually have blacklists, they aren't holding more than 150-200 people on them—and even those lists are outdated leftovers from the Indianapolis match.

Who cares? They’ve been pushing their agenda this whole time, and now it’s our turn to celebrate, right? 🙂

I’m not sure if anyone is actually working on this, but honestly, one of the big shots from our leadership group really needs to step up, get in front of the cameras, or maybe grab an interview with a major paper like the New York Times. They need to remind everyone about all the huge issues we face, rather than just focusing on player tax evasion 🙂

Kyle Torres6 said:Who cares? They've been getting away with it this whole time, and now we're supposed to throw them a parade? Give me a break... 🙂

Hell no. Honestly, I just hope those blacklists of theirs went right down the drain along with their arrests.

Kyle Torres6 said:Who cares? They’ve been grinding this whole time, and now we're just supposed to celebrate? 🙂

It's great that this day finally arrived, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. It's not time for a party yet; it's time to go on the offensive. Don't just sit there—this is our shot. No one else is going to try to take over Madison Square Garden right now, so go grab it. Good luck, everyone.

driftingotter47 said:There it is http://www.filedropper.com/realmadrid 🙂

If the link's dead, I can just re-upload 😁